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In the conclusion of the two-part fourth-season finale, House remains held back by his bus-accident injuries as he struggles to recall the symptoms he noticed in a rapidly deteriorating fellow passenger just before the crash.

A 16-year-old boy has night terrors after getting hit on the head by a lacrosse ball, and House (Hugh Laurie) immediately suspects he s a victim of sexual abuse. Later, he changes the diagnosis to MS.

A 22-year-old man who had just called out sick from work loses consciousness after having sex with his fiancée. So he really is sick, but with what?

House sees two infants in the neonatal ICU and determines immediately that an infection is spreading through the hospital. He s right, of course, but what caused it? House s approach is Solomonic, in a way.

At Christmastime, a nun (Elizabeth Mitchell) arrives at the clinic with symptoms resembling stigmata, and House s initital treatment (for an allergic reaction) nearly kills her. Subsequent efforts don t work either, and lead to much soul-searching.

A 38-year-old mentally ill woman (Stacy Edwards) has a pulmonary embolism, something a 38-year-old shouldn t have. This intrigues House, so much that he actually wants to meet her (not just treat her condition).

A 31-year-old woman (Myndy Crist) sleeps 18 hours a day, and when she s awake she s irritable. It isn t depression, but it will be fatal if House doesn t figure out what it is. Ed: Dominic Purcell. Samantha: Clementine Ford.

Something poisoned a high-school student who became ill during a calculus exam, and House and his team must figure out what it was, while battling the young man s mother, who doesn t trust any of them.

A jazz musician (Harry Lennix), who s already paralyzed from the waist down, collapses at a recording session (which features a cameo by Brandy).

While House treats a 32-year-old cosmetics CEO whose leg pain turns much more serious, the hospital welcomes its new board chairman (Chi McBride). He s donated $100 million to the Princeton-Plainsboro, and now wants to run it.

A mobster about to enter the Witness Protection Program collapses before testifying. His coma doesn t last long, but there s something seriously wrong with his liver. Meanwhile, Vogler leans on Cuddy to fire House.

Vogler (Chi McBride) is forcing House to fire one member of his team. Which one? He lets them fight it out as they struggle to save an obese 10-year-old who had a heart attack.

Vogler offers House a way out of his personnel problem. Meanwhile, a senator (Joe Morton) with presidential ambitions doesn t believe it when House tells him he has AIDS.

It s payback time for Vogler (Chi McBride) after House s speech, leading to boardroom sessions that would make Donald Trump blanch. But House is focused on his patients: a pregnant 39-year-old who has trouble swallowing; and a low-weight baby.

A jazz musician (Harry Lennix), who s already paralyzed from the waist down, collapses at a recording session (which features a cameo by Brandy).

A baker s dozen episodes of the medical-drama series.

A 16-year-old boy starts bleeding just before the car crash that lands him in the hospital, and the symptoms add up to nothing but a likely death. Meanwhile, Cuddy suggests an unorthodox approach to get House off his painkillers. He takes her up on it.

A major-league pitcher with a history of drug abuse (Scott Foley) develops brittle bones. Steroids could be the cause, but he insists he s clean, and tests back him up. He doesn t appear to have cancer, either.

A 12-year-old who says he s cursed collapses after developing pneumonialike symptoms and a rash. He had been hanging out in a dusty attic and had scraped his arm.

During a meningitis outbreak that fills the hospital, a 12-year-old diver exhibits many of the disease s symptoms, and some other ones, too. Meanwhile, with Vogler out of the picture, House offers Cameron her job back.

Cameron returns on one condition---that House goes on a date with her. In the clinic, meanwhile, House berates a young man (John Cho), who then has a stroke that will be the first of many. Also, House plays romantic referee to a seventysomething couple.

Sela Ward guest stars as House s former girlfriend, a one-time lawyer at the hospital, who wants House to figure out what s ailing her husband. Meanwhile, the dour doc is persuaded to teach a med-school diagnostics course.

House s ex-girlfriend Stacy (Sela Ward) arranges for him to examine her husband, who s experiencing unexplained abdominal pain and mood swings. Other doctors say the cause is stress, but Stacy thinks otherwise.

House battles to save the life of a volatile death-row inmate (LL Cool J) who collapses in an exercise yard after hearing the “voices” of the four people he murdered. Just getting him to the hospital requires legal gymnastics.

Cameron returns on one condition---that House goes on a date with her. In the clinic, meanwhile, House berates a young man (John Cho), who then has a stroke that will be the first of many. Also, House plays romantic referee to a seventysomething couple.

Sela Ward guest stars as House s former girlfriend, a one-time lawyer at the hospital, who wants House to figure out what s ailing her husband. Meanwhile, the dour doc is persuaded to teach a med-school diagnostics course.

House s ex-girlfriend Stacy (Sela Ward) arranges for him to examine her husband, who s experiencing unexplained abdominal pain and mood swings. Other doctors say the cause is stress, but Stacy thinks otherwise.

In the series pilot, a 29-year-old kindergarten teacher (Robin Tunney) suffers from mysterious seizures that no one on Dr. Greg House s diagnostic-medicine team can explain. Hugh Laurie, Linda Edelstein, Robert Sean Leonard.

A 22-year-old man who had just called out sick from work loses consciousness after having sex with his fiancée. So he really is sick, but with what?